Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1922, Page 29

FINANCIAL. THE “SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0O, DIVERSEDEALINGS | Week’s Price Range New York Stock Exchange RAIL ORDERS LEAD FORAGTIVE WEEK In Extremely Uneven Ad- vance, Rails Show to Great- ; est Advantage. NEW YORK, February 25.—In the -higher range of prices established by a majority of seasoned and specula: tive issues during this week's active and diverse dealings the securities market seemed to move along the lines of least resistance. The advance was extremely un- even, however, rails showing to greatest advantage. Canadian Pacific 1ed this division at a net gain of al- mdst ten points, the extensive ac- cumulation of that stock being at- tended by reports of “guarantees” by the Dominion government. Shares of various junior and newly reorganized railways, especially Mis- souri, Kansas and Texas, St. Louis and San Francisco and St. Louis South- western also registered substantial gains with coalers, cotton carriers and many of the eastern trunk line systems. Frequently Confasing. Olls, motors, equipments and steels Were frequently confusing. Several of the steels became very unsettled following the passing of the dividend on Republic Iron and Steel preferred and the poor statoments of earnings submitted by other companies of the same type. Tobaccos and kindred specialties evinced oceasional pressure on dubi- ous dividend prospects, but numerous miscellaneous shares, of which leath- ers, textiles, rubbers, and chemicals were~ conspicuous oxamples, seemed 1o be favored on better trade pros- pects. Demand for Funds. banking conditions, as set forth by the federal reserve board, were encouraging, but the lo- cal demand for funds was sufficlently consistent to_force call loans up to 6 per cent. The greater part of the y was placed at 5 per a 4% per cent rate r prime thirty to ninety day Conntry-wide cent, holding mercantile 1 All the princip made additional upward progress on their more favorable trade balances. Of the neutral quotations the Dutch al foreign exchanges rate was strongest, reflecting the consummation of a loan to that gov- ernment by an American bankKing syndicate. BALTIMORE PRODUCE. BALTIMORE, February 25 (Special). ~—With milder weather prevailing dur- ing the past few days and sharply lower prices at all leading distributing centers ‘the local egg market broke sharply and a record decline to 28 cents a dozen was the result. Outside advices today, however, are stronger and while offerings are fair buyers are taking hold more freely and the market ‘will no doubt advance next week. Re- ceipts of duck eggs so far have been light and there is ready sale for choice stock at 40 cents a dozen. The live poultry market is steady to firm under fairly active demand for all lines with exception of turkeys. Sei- son fur turkeys on the wane, with re- ipts and demand now both falling off. oice hens and young gobblers of small to medium size are selling at 35 to 45 cents, old toms 35, and poor and crooked breasts 30. large birds not wanted at this time of the year. The market on young chickens is firm under an improved demand for soft meat chickens averaging around two 10 two and one-half pounds apiece at 30 to 85 cents a pound, but rough, staggy and thin birds slow sale at 23 and 24. Receipts of fat old hens running lghter and selling readily at 26 to 28, smal and white leghorns fairly active at 24 and 25. Ducks are now being held back for eggs and con- sequently the market Js firm and de- Bsirable stock wanted at 30 to 35, with small and poor bringing 25. Market for geese rules steady, with receipts demand for fancy large capons, there 30 and 18 to 20 for peor and thin stock. Season for dressed poultry is draw- ing to a close, and aside from a fair demand for fancy large capons, there is 10 special inquiry for other lines. The trade generally is giving preference to live poultry, and, with the exception of capons, which seil at 38 to 42 cents a pound and 30 to 32 for small slips, dressed poultry will not bring any more and in some cases less than live. Receipts of white potatoes are run- ning ample, and under a fair move- ment the market rules steady, but it takes No. 1 stock showing choice quality to bring top prices of 2.15 per 100 pou Maryland and Virginia MeCorm lling mostly 175 to 1.90, whi s, all sections, and not active at 75 to s not wanted at any Sweets and yams are running d market rules easier, with supply equal to demand at 4.00 to 4.50 a barrel, and 2.00 to 2.50 for No. 2, but it takes cholce, smooth stock to draw outside quotations. Bushel hampers of both sweets and yams more active than barrel lots at 1.50 to 1.65, and 50 to 75 cents for No. 2 stock. Owing to increase in receipts of Florida vegetables, demand for na- tive and nearby garden truck has eased off the past week, onions being the only line holding steady in price at 6.00 to 850 per 100 pounds, while No. 2, all varieties, bring 3.00 to 5.00. Quotations on other lines follow: Norfolk kale and spinach firm, at 1. 1o 1.50_a barrel for the former and 2.00 to 4.00 for the latter; oyster plants, 8 and 9 cents bunch; parsnips, 40 and 50 cents four-eig! basket and 75 to 90 cents bushel; turnips in ample supply at-35 to 40 cents four-eighths basket. —_— NEW YORK BOND LIST. ¥EW YORK, February 25.— . 8. o regintered v coupd s, regis 4s,_coupo Panama 8s, registered Panama 3+, coupon. American Smelting American and Tel. cv. 6s. Armour & Co. 4138 Central Leather 5s. Central Pacific 1st. Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago, Mil. and St. P. »'R. I, and Pac. Ry. ref. ia Couls and Nasl Missourl, Kan. and Texas st 4s. Missour!' Pac. gen. 4s. Monfana Power 5s. York Central deb. 6a. Republic Iron &t. Louis and §: Seaboard Air I Nouthern Bell Southern Puc. © Sonthern Ra Southern Rai Texas and Union Pucitic V. King. of G. . Rubber COTTONSEED OIL STRONG. NEW YORK, February 25—Cotton- seed oil_closed s ; pri vellow, 11.05a1l bid; March, 1 .28; 11.42; Jume, 11.60} July, 11.70; Amgu: 11.80; September, 11.95; October, 11. total sales, 19,500, INSTEEL MARKET Week’s Trading in Other Metals Is Quiet, With Steady Prices. NEW YORK, February 2. business in the steel market shnxz improvement during the week, and Wwhile still of an frregular character was encouraging to the trade at large. Raflroad equipment orders furnished the most conspicuous buy- ing, but there was sufficient demand rom other channels to strengthen 'the opinion that the market is slowly but steadily broadening. The under- tone was steady, although there is enough competition to check any at- tempts to raise values. Plg iron was more active and prices were steady. Many of the orders were for small lots, but they were more numerous. In copper there has been no im- provement in demand and continued competition for small orders has led to further price shading by second hands and small producers. Smal lots of electrolytic are now said to be obtainable between 12% and 13 cents for spot or nearby shipment and the | declines have failed to stimulate buying interest, although some of the smelters are said to be buying cau- tiously in a small way on a scale down. Meanwhile the larger pro- ducers are waiting for the usual spring demand to develop. Tin has been dominated by the action of the London market. Straits for future shipment sold as low as 28%, but rallied to 29% while spot Straits are at 1-2 a cent premium, with supplies light. Lead remains unchanged, but is in & healthy statistical position. The zinc market, while guiet, has shown firmness and is not far from an_export basis. The offerings are light here, with no distress parcels to affect the market and prompt zinc is firmiy held in East st. Louis at Antimony has been quiet and rather easy owing to large arrivals recently, for which their is little de- mand. INSURANCE —in all its branches. Let us know your re- quirements. We can merve you. THOS. E. JARRELL Main 766 837 BIRD&CO. Stocks: Bonds Full Service 821 15th Street (Opposite Shoreham) Direct private wire to Ogden D. Budd & Co., New York (established 1885). Write for our letter on a particularly good stock. Accounts Carried on Margin " Attention, Builders Stimulation of home bullding. The National Mortgage and Investment Cor- lon s in the et to purchase Becond Mo age Notes on improved Real Bs- e le monthly: and notes secured by lh“':"e“ Trust on undivided interests in Real NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION Temporary office, Sansbury 1418 Eye Street Let our Freo Booklet No. 72 tel] you. PAUL KAYE 18@ims —INSURANCE— All Lines—Expert Service BOSS & PHELPS, 1406 H St. N.W. Main 4340 DIVIDEND. February 21, ‘The Board of Directors of the A count Corporation has declared a dividend of 4 per cent on prefe this date, payable March 1, 1922, VIRGIL F. BOURNE, Washington. D. C. Secretary. \ W\ $1,000 Life Insur- ance Without Cost —if you save but 30c a- day. And you get back all you sive! Learn the surprising details; no obligations. mo .cost. Just N 1336N. Y. Ave. High. Iow. Div. ‘Wesk ending February 85, 1922, Net. fligh. Low. Div. ‘Wesk ending February 25, 1628, Net. ~—1822— Rate. High. Low. Clese. Chge.) —1922— Rate. = High. Low. . Close. 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OU§ 58 5%+ 14|1g3 " 160K 5 StandsrdONNJ... 18U 176X 1793+ 3 113 106% 9 Del & Hudson. 13 Mmoo+ s 13 7 US% 15 11535+ 3¢ 119% 110} 6 DelLack & W 16 112 154+ 3%) 35 244 2 3K 33 W/ag 4 14 95 18144 1 Dome Mines 25 BY 2%+ 1% Y — A 3% 400+ 236 148} 125 12 Elec Storage Ba 426 18 140+ Mliong i 7 10135 94% 100 + 6 53 2% — EmersanBrant.... 5% 54 S+ 3|6 100 7 s 103 102 102 42 §23§ 76 5 EndicottJohnson.. 815 70% 8034+ 1 | ypg gy — 0% 10 10 — 3 1% 3 ~— ErleRallroad.. 104 106+ 3| 464 424 3 ; o MO 4535 48 41 18% 11% — Erle1stpt. 17%_18;:_1_? 46% 381 _2 TexasGulfSulphur 46% 434 46 42 — Erfe2ndpf.. n | 3154 24% — Texasa&Pacfic.... 3§ 30 3l + 54 8 Famous Players. 8035 813{+ 34| 73 23 1 TexasPacC&OI.. 203 2514 2713 4 215 4 FedMines& Spf... *39% 9 39 4+ 14| o4 14 — ThirdAvenue.. 2216 18%5 1935 — 335 8 FisherBodyofOpt 84 88 84 41 1135 12714 8 Tide Water OIl. 135 130 13136 + 154 - . 120§ 134+ %| @54 6115 6 Tobacco Products.. 63% 62 —1 - 13 14 + %| 304 14 — TolStL&WnB.... 28 2B 4 434 - 613 6335+ 1| 39« 294 — TolStL&WnpfB. 37 363 + 13 6 68 684+ D16l 11 9 — rranscontinental.. 10 0 + % 12 1506 152 + 4| 715¢ 3% 6 Union Bag & Papr 6316 — 53¢ = 8 8% 208 17 — Union OMl.. 18— % 6 . 685 8 —- g 125 10 — QGoodrich (BF) 3 U+ Y| 25 — — Gray & Davis. A% 8%+ Kbz e — 7 GreatNorthernpf.. 764 754 764+ %|145 119% 8 United Fruit. 5 4 GreatNorthnOre... 36 ~ 35 354 28 2% — UnitedRyInvpf... 28 — Guantanamo Sug 7% 8%+ 35| 5g3¢ 473§ 6 United Retall Strs.. 54 — Gulf Mob & Nor. 8 10 + 2| 273 16} — U SCastlIronPipe.. 26 — Gulf States Steel 67 6%—54| 6 5 5 USCastirPipept. 62 7 Hartman Corp 844. 94 +10 | 1056 2% — USFood Prod. 4 — Houston Oll. 4 T + 14| 44 37 ~— USIndAleohol. 4 1 Hupp Motor. 44 4%+ %| 6436 65% — U S Reaity. 7 Ilinois Central. o4 993+ 14| 563 5136 — — Indiahoma.. 3% 4 101 9 8 +~ Indlan Refinin, 84 8- X%| g g — ~— Inspiration. 7% BY— Klesg 82 5 — Interboro Con. 2 24— M|us 14¥ 7 — JInterboro Con pf. 7 7 =1 | @654 603% 3 — Inter Agri Chm p! 38 B8U+1 Y 9% — 5 Inter Harves 85 904+ 5% | a8y 30§ — = Inter Marine 14% ;fli+ |33 g — 6 Inter Marine pt. 6% 711 - ¥l 67 — - Inter Motor Truck.. 28§ 27. 27 % 6 - 7 InterM Trkistpt.. 70 - 69% 70 246 19% — 7 InterM Trk2ndpf. 51 55 55 9% 84 — o = Inter Nickel. 136-12 — %] 17 13 — WesternMasdpf.. 17 166 + 1 — Inter Paper. 4% 49 +1 | 18% 13% — Western Pacific 18 2 — Invincibleofl.., 13% 16 +1%| 9235 8 7 Western Union. 2% 9% + 1% — IronProducts... 326 34+ 2%|100 92 - 7 Westinghouse A B.. 100 9934 + 414 = 134 15— %] 565 49§ 4 Westinghouse Elec. 565 8% = 16 1%+ %| 7% 6 — Wheel&LakeBrie: 74 1 = 35 3B — 34| 40 3% 4 WhiteMotor....... 0% ‘% - 2636 2436 263+ 26| 13§ 7§ — WhiteOll.. 2 u% % 5% — 65 5% 64~ 4|42 21§ — Wilsen&Co 2 3% 97 81 8 90 "84 90 ~5 5% 4% — Willya Overland 5% 1% 43% 34% — Kelly-Springflel 4, 34 40%4+314| 30 24 — WiniysOviandpf... 2814 14 98 9 8 Kelly-Spring8%.... 98 9 08 +2 |2 25 ~ WisconsinCentral. 281§ 27 ¥® T34 61 150 Kelsey Wheel...... g,’: 70 . T4+ T |182% 131 8 Woolworth.,,..... 15135 l% 1 2% 30% » 25%§ — Kennecott Copper., #1 . 14— }| 8% €% 4 Wortnington Pump, 47 £ 7 1409 New York Ave. ST 1414-1416 I Street, N. W. pending FEBRUARY 2, 1922—PART 1. OR RENT| In the Heart of the National _ Capital—de- sirable office rooms in the conveniently lo- cated 1336 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Heat, light and janitor service. Southern exposure. Moderate rental. Immediate possession. Apply at the BANK r oconnections locally in other cities enable us to fur- nish nwney in any amount for Washington Real Estate terprises. Stone & Fairfax | MORTGAGES The Safest Security on Earth very mortgage In lesn than 507 of the market value of the property. 1. Absolute safety. 2. Reliable security. 3. Liberal income. 4. Insurance against Joss. 5. Protection against depre- ciation. 6. Prompt payment of interest. =7 Repayment of principal i full at maturity. Choice First Mortgages $100 $250 $500 = rite for Booklet “S.7 It's Free= S WILLIAM S. 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ECOND: Quarterly coupons attached to the Note and payable every three months to bearer, through any bank or banker, totaling of the note (100% plus THIRD: Ten shares of its common class “A" stock? par value The class “B" common stock of the same company is all issued and is already traded daily_on the New York Market at around $15.00 per share, which is §5.00 shares which you are a conservative income- “A” bonus shares will makes this a GROUND OPPORTUNITY. time or another. dealt honest merchandising. D. C. Office, Phone Main 6573 —Since the incorporation of the parent Beneficial Loan Soci $20,000 Invested in 1913 Earned $16.200 in Dividends in 8 Years—819% Beneficial 6% Debenture Gold Bonds The (FROM THE TREASURER'S REPORT) Record of Substantial Growth 1913, until December 31, 1921. For period ot n-':l:-: of Amount of Loans - .‘(:::.: s:."r:." 1914—12 months 809 $130,617.34 6% Paid 1% Paid 1915— ¢ 3,509 264,318.91 6% 2% * 1916— - ¢ 10,708 776,204.34 6% “ 5% * 1917— ¢ 18,552 1,408,360.62 6% “ 5% ‘1918 17,692 1,631,277.62 6% “ 5% “ 1919— 28,188 2,857,922.16 6% * 5% “ 1920— “« 28,428 3,425,433.74 6% % = 1921— ¢ 36,259 4,610,274.53 6% “ 5% “ y in December, Total Yield Number on Par Loan Offices 7% 3 % 7 1% 1 1% 12 11% 12 1% 17 11% 21 1% 25 Established 1893—No Client Ever Lost a Dollar Through the to the publi January lst an bondholders. House of Hodson Denominations, $1,000, $500, $100 Offered with a Bonus of Corresponding PROFIT-SHARING CERTIFICATES Over $3,500,000 of these bonds have been sold. A limited amount is now being offered SAFETY - Under Official State Supervision Connecticut, State klz;nkECommh-ioner i Banki xaminer {’l;iol:‘fl: SS.t:: Di'r:clors of Trade and Commerce Indiana, Auditor of State, Maryl State Bank Commissioner Ollirz. ll')‘g'pnnmem of Commerce, Securities Div'n foénmiu‘ ner ichi B mmissioner e o State B-:kinl Dept., Supervision of Loans * Pennsylvania, State Massachueetts, State New J 3 Virgini Commissioner of B: saén;inl:er of Banks . Ga. Chicago, TIL Elirabeth, N. J. Meriden, Conn. Atlama, o Cincinnati, 0. Erie, Pa. Newark, N. J. R Cleveland, O. . Hartford, Conn. New Haven, Conn. oston, Mass. Columbus, .O. ndianapolis, Ind. orfol B Ma Indianapolis, Ind. Norfolk, Vs Bridgeport, Conn. Detroit, Mich. Jersey City, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. (2) For further this coupon. Name .....ic.. Li ind Credit D el i Address of Banking Cla anking and Insurance * R. M. HARRIS Correspondent for Established 1893 Clarence Hodson & Compa.l Bonds for Investment 513 11th St.,N.W. COUPON R. M. HARRIS, COR. 513 1lth St. N.W. c—can be purchased in iristallments covering 10 to 15 months. Interest is paid d quarterly thereafter—and last of every February the profit-sharing is paid to Location of Loan Offices in the Beneficial System Pittsburgh, Pa. Richmond, Va. (2) Trenton, N. J. Waterbury, Conn. information mail Hodson Co., < ny INC. 354 Munsey Blds. |l